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Old 09-09-2015, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Vezo, Part II View Post
How are you Denny? After speaking to FlexPat, who gave up his room for me at Sebastian, I have decided to go traditional transom at 25" and a 5 in 1 manual jack plate that I am familiar with on my previous Whaler 15 Sport. Also, after the ride with you I am no longer a four stroke guy. However, I am into torque and will be shopping an Etec 175 when the time comes.

As for the MA, I am busting my Azz to get ready for the trip to Homosassa. I think I can pull it off. Fired the 99 OMC 175 three weeks ago. She is starving for fresh air! And should have my OMC mechanic on board for MacRae's. Looking forward to getting back.

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Michael
Hope to see you at MacRae's . . . looks like a neat spot! I agree, it's hard to beat the DI 2-strokes for torque, and they're basically very simple engines with a lot fewer moving parts! I've been very impressed with what BRP has done to make 'em quiet, with excellent quality, economy, low maintenance and sophisticated electronics! And I think you'll be better balanced with the motor hanging on the transom! That should be a nice rig when finished!
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